I want to mount back up lights behind mine but i dont want to drill through my chrome bumper? any ideas

 

These are on sale at HF for 7.99 right now. I'd recommend sealing them up with some silicone though.

 

There should be a hole in the bottom of the bumper already, use that.

 

their should be pre drilled holes in the support rails for your bumper so their isnt a need to drill holes in your bumper just make sure you tighten them realy good cuz i didnt and mine were blowing in the wind lol

 

Alright thanks, Looks like im going to need a long bolt

 

a trip to lowes cures everything lol

 

Theres a lip right under the plate on the bumper that I mounted mine to, I think it looks clean. You can't even notice the holes if you were to move the lights later down the road.

 

yes you can, thats how i had mine before they got ripped off wheelin.

 

I love this truck!!!!

Any problem blowing fuses or anything like that?

 

Thanks! And I have had mine spliced into the right rear taillight for over 6 months now, never had an issue.

 

ya those lights look good on your truck eric

i love the idea for those backup lights as well, but hate the look

 

Eric clean install on the lights!!

just throwing mine in for the mounting idea pool.. I know the bumpers custom but there supper secure out of the way and less likely to get hit..

$7.99EA. hella work lamps.. puts the light on the ground right where I need it so I can see in the mirrors.

 

Red... nice truck.

The bumber is sweet and the lights go perfect with it.

 

Yeah, that bumper rocks. I want a rear bumper like that!!!

 

ya i love that bumper too

 

me too!

damn nice truck

 

Lone Ranger 93 you have a close up of your backup lights? they look nice installed like that

 

Even if you seal the harbor frieghts lights, it may not matter. Mine still have water in them from Friday night when I got stuck in some ruts under water and they were submerged for a little while. I had completely sealed mine. I did blow both bulbs.
Since I took my hitch off and my spare tire out, I just mounted them in existing holes on the tire carrier. They never hit or dragged so I liked that but they sucked that water in. I am going to get a couple marine lights and that should take care of that.
I love having the rear lights. It really helps out at night when reversing or just lighting the way a little bit better for someone behind you.

 

here you go

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new



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bolts to the side of the hitch.

 

Sure, does this help?




There's just 2 bolts on each light, the lip that pokes out from the bumper is just big enough to tuck them under there

 

I think they look good. I especially like the white truck in the snow.

 

thanks Lone Ranger! thats what I needed!!!

 

Well Since I got water in my other aux rear lights, I decided to get smaller lights and mount them on top of the rear bumper with enough clearance to let tail gate down still. They swivel and can be pointed up or down. They were the cheap $16 platinum burners at Walmart but until I figure out where I will do the least damage to them, I'm not spending a lot of money on them. They are 55watt and light it up just fine for my purposes.



I should have turned the flash off for this pick with them on but oh well. Maybe tomorrow night.